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‘State of our Streets’ Awards – Win a camera!

October 11, 2012 Filled under Community, Competitions, Environment, Holderness
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THE HUNT is on to find the best and worst examples of street maintenance in the UK!

Whether you’re quietly fuming about cracked and broken pavements or if you love the street where you live, this is the opportunity to make your nomination for the Living Streets’ State of Our Streets Awards.

The national charity is inviting the public to upload photographs or videos of the local streets they love or loathe. Their aim is to find the best and the worst examples of street maintenance in the country.

An independent judging panel will announce the ‘winners’ of each category in mid-November and the best overall submission will win a digital camera.

Closing date: Friday 9th November 2012.

If you enter the competition, then send your photos to HU12 Online as well at hu12@gmx.com – let us see the best and worst of the Holderness street scene!

Visit: www.livingstreets.org.uk/SOSAwards

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